The origin of Asian Health & Service Center (AHSC) began in 1983, with the founding of the Chinese Social Service Center. A handful of earnest volunteers, headed by Dr. Erik Szeto, operated out of the basement of the Chinese Presbyterian Church in southeast Portland. Client thronged to the center and it soon became apparent we needed to become stronger and Read more...

Since 2003, ACM-US has supported dozens of projects to help ensure the stability and growth of Mongolian culture. Sealed from the rest of the world for 70 years, Mongolian culture reaches back centuries. It is now colliding with the dizzying changes of global economies. Your support of ACM-US helps ensure Mongolian culture remains vibrant for this and future generations the Read more...

Sakura-Con is the oldest and most well-attended anime convention in the Pacific Northwest. Sakura-Con features cultural exploration and education through traditional and contemporary media, arts and entertainment. Sakura-Con includes: musical performances, Guest of Honor participation, discussion panels, games, contests (costumes and skit performances), theaters, traditional Asian arts and an exhibitors’ hall for the sale of Anime related merchandise by third Read more...

The American Asian Performing Arts Theatre (AAPAT) was created after sevens years of recovery, with goals to expand and exchange arts and culture between America and China. It evolved from the Asian Performing Arts Theatre, which was founded in 1993. A number of excellent young dancers, led and trained by Li Hengda, created this first professional Chinese performing arts organization Read more...